PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN ISLAMIC PEDAGOGY: EMPOWERING TEACHERS FOR SUCCESS

Authors

  • Dr. HM Azhar Usama
  • Dr. Nabeela Falak

Abstract

Islamic education plays a pivotal role in nurturing individuals who are not only academically proficient but also morally and ethically grounded in accordance with Islamic principles. This abstract explores the essential role that teachers play in realizing the multifaceted goals of Islamic education. It delves into the unique responsibilities and challenges faced by educators in fostering an environment that aligns with the objectives of Islamic teachings.The primary goals of Islamic education encompass not only the acquisition of knowledge but also the development of a strong moral compass, ethical conduct, and a deep spiritual connection. Teachers act as facilitators in this transformative process, guiding students towards a holistic understanding of Islamic values and practices. They serve as role models, embodying the ethical standards prescribed by Islam and inspiring students to emulate these principles in their daily lives.Furthermore, teachers are instrumental in cultivating critical thinking skills, encouraging inquiry, and fostering a love for learning within an Islamic framework. The integration of modern pedagogical approaches with traditional Islamic teachings is crucial in preparing students to navigate the complexities of the contemporary world while upholding Islamic values.Addressing the diversity within the student body, teachers must create an inclusive and respectful learning environment that embraces various cultural backgrounds and perspectives. This inclusivity fosters a sense of unity among students, reinforcing the Islamic principle of brotherhood and sisterhood.

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Published

2023-03-10

How to Cite

Dr. HM Azhar Usama, & Dr. Nabeela Falak. (2023). PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN ISLAMIC PEDAGOGY: EMPOWERING TEACHERS FOR SUCCESS. PalArch’s Journal of Archaeology of Egypt / Egyptology, 20(1), 1454-1466. Retrieved from https://archives.palarch.nl/index.php/jae/article/view/12112

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